Enthusiasm on the Wane in Changsha, Hunan Exow OPK OWN CoumsroNnENT, Hu, Feb. 5.
With the passing of the New Year the anti-Christian agitation has practically died out, "All the [Christian schools are plications for the Pupils and many of the old ones returning, despite the recent strike which can probably be traced to the x of the aforesaid faxitators, Many boys who were leaders in the strike have also ignified their intention of returning. to their old. schools.
motor traction company has started services on the new road from here to Hsiangsiang. 'Trans-wort is provided by two. or three Fords, but I" hear that motorbuses' have been ordered. Three hundred dollars is the sum the company has to pay annually for the privilege of using the road, Richas plying on the road will also be taxed, the money raised to be devoted to maintenance costs, Recent rains and snow" have resulted in the river rising. Launch services have therefore improved. Launches of heavier draught are running through tw Hengchow and Changsha,
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